We build the internal systems that enterprises actually rely on.

Q: Can you integrate with our existing ERP and internal systems?

Yes. We've integrated with SAP, Oracle, custom ERPs, and proprietary internal systems. Integration timelines depend on your architecture and API availability — typically 4-8 weeks per major integration.

Q: Do you work within enterprise procurement processes?

Yes. We work with Fortune 500 procurement teams, government agencies, and national infrastructure companies. We understand RFPs, compliance requirements, and vendor qualification processes.

Q: How much does enterprise software development cost?

Internal tools and field apps typically start at $60,000-$120,000 for an MVP. Full enterprise platforms with ERP integration, offline capability, and multi-department rollout range from $150,000 to $500,000. We provide detailed scoping and fixed-price estimates during discovery.

Q: Can you build apps that work offline?

Yes. Mekorot's ordering app works in areas with no cellular coverage. Intel's safety app functions in restricted zones. We build offline-first architectures that sync automatically when connectivity returns.

Q: Do you provide ongoing support and maintenance?

Yes. Enterprise systems need continuous updates — new integrations, changing compliance requirements, feature expansion. Most of our enterprise clients work with us for 4+ years. We provide maintenance, feature development, and technical support.

Ordering platforms, safety apps, production management, sales systems, and field force tools. Intel, Mekorot, Coca-Cola, Alliance, Novel Infinity. Enterprise products built for how your teams actually work.

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15+ Years

BUILDING ENTERPRISE SOFTWARE

200+

PRODUCTS SHIPPED FOR ENTERPRISES AND STARTUPS

200M+

USERS ON PRODUCTS WE'VE BUILT

The hardest problems in enterprise software

Internal tools nobody uses. Factories disconnected from management. Field teams working offline. Procurement timelines that kill momentum. We solve these.

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Internal tools that nobody wants to use

Your teams have workarounds for the workarounds. The ordering system was built a decade ago, the safety app is a PDF in disguise, and production data lives in three different spreadsheets. We replace tools people avoid with products they actually use.

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Connecting the factory floor to the back office

Alliance needed real-time production floor management — not another dashboard that shows yesterday's data. We build systems that connect operational reality to management visibility, in real time.

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Field teams working offline

Mekorot's field teams need to place orders from locations with no reliable connectivity. Intel's safety personnel need access in restricted zones. We build mobile apps that work offline and sync when they reconnect.

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Enterprise procurement timelines vs. business urgency

Your organization takes months to approve a vendor, but the operational problem needed solving yesterday. We work within corporate procurement processes while keeping engineering velocity high.

Enterprise products that people actually use

Most internal software gets built to a spec and then ignored. The ordering system is too slow. The safety app requires too many steps. The production dashboard shows data from yesterday. Teams default to spreadsheets, WhatsApp groups, and workarounds.

We build enterprise products differently. Mekorot's ordering app works offline in the field. Intel's safety platform captures incidents in real time from the factory floor. Alliance's production system shows what's happening right now. Coca-Cola's retail app lives in the pockets of their field reps. The difference is simple: we design for the people who actually use these systems, not just the executives who approve them.

What we build for enterprises

From ordering platforms to production management, we build the internal and B2B systems that keep large organizations running.

Internal ordering and procurement systems

We built Mekorot's ordering app — the tool their teams use daily to manage procurement across Israel's national water infrastructure. Custom workflows, approval chains, and offline support built for how enterprises actually operate.

Safety and compliance platforms

We built Intel's safety application — incident reporting, compliance tracking, and safety protocols accessible from the factory floor. When safety data has to be accurate and immediate, the app that collects it matters.

Production floor management

Alliance's production management system gives real-time visibility into manufacturing operations. Work order tracking, quality control, output monitoring, and ERP integration — built for the pace of a working factory.

Sales management and CRM systems

Novel Infinity's sales management system replaced generic CRM tools with a purpose-built platform that matches their actual sales process. Pipeline management, deal tracking, and reporting designed around how their team works.

B2B and field force apps

Coca-Cola's retail customer app connects their field sales teams to retail partners. Product catalogs, order placement, visit tracking, and promotions management — built for reps who spend their day in stores, not at desks.

Legacy system modernization

Most enterprises run on systems built 10-20 years ago. We specialize in wrapping modern experiences around legacy infrastructure — replacing the frontend without destabilizing the business logic underneath.

Enterprise-scale products we've delivered

These products demonstrate the scale, reliability, and enterprise rigor we bring to every corporate engagement.

Moovit: from MVP to $900M Intel acquisition

We built the first Moovit — now used by 1.7 billion people in 3,000+ cities. The product foundation we created became a $900M Intel acquisition.

Pfizer: top innovation award

We built the platform that won Pfizer's top innovation award. Enterprise-grade product development for one of the world's largest pharma companies.

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Who we work with

We build enterprise software for four types of organizations. Each has different compliance, integration, and operational requirements.

National infrastructure companies

Mekorot manages Israel's entire water supply. When they needed an ordering app, it had to work everywhere — including locations with no connectivity. We build enterprise products for organizations where downtime isn't an option.

Manufacturing and industrial companies

Alliance's production floor management, Intel's safety platform. Factory environments where the software has to be as reliable as the equipment. Real-time visibility, offline capability, and ERP integration.

FMCG and distribution companies

Coca-Cola's retail customer app connects corporate to the field. Product catalogs, order management, and promotions — built for sales teams who operate from stores, warehouses, and trucks.

B2B and professional services

Novel Infinity's sales management system replaced off-the-shelf CRM with a platform built around their actual workflow. When Salesforce doesn't fit, we build what does.

[ Why Us ]

Why enterprises choose us

We build for Intel, Pfizer, and Mekorot. We understand operational environments. 15 years of complex system delivery. We integrate with what you already have.

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We build for Intel, Pfizer, and Mekorot

These aren't startups — they're organizations with strict procurement, compliance requirements, and zero tolerance for systems that don't work. We operate at enterprise standards because our clients demand it.

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We understand operational environments

Factory floors, water infrastructure, field sales routes, and restricted zones. We build mobile and desktop products for environments where a crashed app means a stopped production line or a missed safety report.

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15 years of complex system delivery

200+ products across enterprise, government, finance, healthcare, and defense. Every engagement brings architecture patterns, integration experience, and the discipline that comes from building systems that can't afford to break.